The Walking Man (manga)
Alternative title:
Aruku Hito (Japanese)
Der spazierende Mann (German)
El caminante (Spanish)
L'Homme qui marche (French)
L'uomo che cammina (Italian)
Manden der går tur (Danish)
The Walks of Life
歩くひと (Japanese)
Genres:
slice of life
Plot Summary:
The walking man (an anonymous middle-aged salaryman) spends his spare time exploring the suburbs in which he lives at a gentle and relaxed pace - sometimes alone, sometimes in the company of his wife or his dog. The walking man finds nature prospering in unlikely places, chats with people he meets on his walks and finds pleasure in things he finds on his travels - be they sea shells, open air swimming pools or rubber band aeroplanes. There is no plot to speak of - and very little dialogue - just a series of (largely unconnected) observational episodes.
User Ratings:
34 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
1
Number of pages:
152
Vintage:
1990
1998
Release dates: We have 2
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| Graphic novel |
| The Walking Man (GN) 2011-11-10 |
Story & Art: Jiro Taniguchi | ||||
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Licensed by: Ponent Mon Publisher: Fanfare | ||||
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Director: Amiram Reuveni (Spain) | (none) | |||
Publisher: Ponent Mon | ||||
Translation: Ernesto Cellie | (none) | |||
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(none) | Publisher: Carlsen Comics | |||
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Translation: Mette Holm | (none) | |||
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